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ROTHERHAM REAL ALEAND MUSIC FESTIVAL 2018

Celebrating 25 years of

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WELCOME

Baasil is delighted to be back at Magna this March for the 25thRotherham Real Ale and Music Festival.

The theme this year is obviously to celebrate our 25th Anniversary butwe have several new attractions! For the first time ever we have CraftKeg beers and a Prosecco Cocktail Bar. We have also looked back overthe years and picked the best of the Champion Beers of Yorkshire andcombined them on the Jim Charters Champions Bar.

John Hyslop has booked the best and most popular acts from over theyears so the music will be fabulous as well.

As well as all this we have the usual bars, wine, cider and bottled beers,excellent food from the Magna kitchens and our t-shirt and food stalls.

Many thanks to all our volunteers and sponsors and to the staff atMagna and we look forward to another successful Festival and to raisingmore money for our chosen charities, the main one being MaplesCancer Care, the new name for Rotherham Cancer Care Charity.

I sincerely hope everyone enjoys their visit to the ‘Best party in town’.

Steve BurnsOrganiser of the Rotherham Real Ale and Music Festival


CONTENTSWELCOME............................................................................................................3

CONTENTS...........................................................................................................5

INFORMATION .....................................................................................................7

RED HALL.............................................................................................................9

CHANTRY BAR.....................................................................................................11

GRAYWOODS’ WEST COUNTRY BAR.....................................................................13

MAES JIM CHARTERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP BAR...........................................................15

SOUTH AND EAST YORKSHIRE BAR......................................................................19

TIMOTHY TAYLOR BAR........................................................................................23

FESTIVAL PLAN...................................................................................................24

BEATSON CLARK BOTTLE BAR..............................................................................27

impelling CRAFT KEG BAR....................................................................................28

PERRY AND FRUIT CIDER....................................................................................31

CIDER.................................................................................................................33

PROSECCO COCKTAIL BAR...................................................................................33

SPONSORS..........................................................................................................35

FESTIVAL FOOD..................................................................................................37

THE ROTHERHAM CAR & VAN BREAKERS BOARDWALK STAGE...............................39

THE BRADFIELD BREWERY STAGE........................................................................41

TIERNEY & CO ACOUSTIC STAGE.........................................................................41

HOW TO BE A BEER TASTING EXPERT..................................................................43

A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR.............................................................................46


INFORMATIONBAR OPENING TIMES

THURSDAY 6pm - 11pmFRIDAY 6pm - 11pmSATURDAY 12noon - 11pmDrinks token refunds up to the value of £10 are available until 11:20 at the Main Exit.

REMEMBER!Keep your 2018 Festival glass and you can use it to get FREE re-entry to the Festivalon Saturday. Please note NO re-entry on Friday.

You will need to purchase drink tokens. We have held the price at £1.50 with drinksserved in a special lined oversized festival glass ensuring no short measures here!Look out for the tasting notes in this guide or behind the bars, which provide detailsabout the style, type and strength of drink. Some of the stronger drinks may have asmall additional charge.We recommend starting with drinks that contain the least amount of alcohol. Whenyou start drinking your palate is fresh and so more sensitive to the delicate and lighterflavours. Starting with the strong and heavier drinks can make it difficult to appreciatethe more subtle flavours later in the evening. Please treat all drinks with respect.

All ales featured in the festival are arranged in different rooms by region and can befound using the map on the centre pages of this guide.

Remember eating will help soak up the alcohol. Freshly cooked food provided by theMagna catering staff is available in both the Red Hall and in the Yorkshire Main Hall.

SAFETY INFORMATIONIn the event of a fire emergency, the alarm will sound.Evacuate through the designated emergency exits to the nearest fire assembly pointas shown on the centre pages of this brochure.Follow any instructions given to you by Festival and Security staff. Do not attempt tofight any fires - leave this to the experts, The Fire and Rescue Service.

Don't forget to have a bit of fun at the CAMRA stand on the tombola and check outthe great money saving offers if you join CAMRA here!

Please drink responsibly and remember all our staff are volunteers and treat themwith the respect they deserve. The festival operates a zero tolerance policy tothreatening or abusive behaviour.

Above all, enjoy yourself!


RED HALLAINSTY, YorkASSASSIN 4% stoutOatmeal stout with hints of chocolate andcoffee with a sweet finishBANTAM BEST 4.2% best bitterA crisp and refreshing best bitter

BLACK SHEEP, MashamSPECIAL ALE 4.4% best bitterBittersweet in mouth with a dry finishpacked with fruity notes and Goldingshops.

BRADFORD, BradfordHOCKNEY PALE 3.6% golden aleGood citrus taste, with lemon andgrapefruit hints. Has a spicy bitter finish.NORTHERN SOUL 3.8% golden aleCaramel and malty goodness set againstfresh hops with a smooth feel

ELLAND, EllandBLONDE 4.0% blondeDry and aromatic yet uncomplicated. Softbitterness and light citrus notes from acombination of English Progress andAmerican Cascade hopsWHITE PRUSSIAN 3.9% pale aleA crisp, clean and refreshing beer madefrom lager malt and German hops. Afruity flavour with a floral, spice andcitrus aroma.

FERNANDES, WakefieldCHINOOK 4.0% best bitterPale hoppy best bitterFINALE 4.0% golden aleA new beer, golden in colour, brewedwith generous amounts of New WorldHops, and last of the beers brewed forFernandes Brewery 20th Anniversary

HAMBLETONS, RiponSTALLION 4.2% best bitterStrong malt character and enhancedbitternessSTUD (G) 4.3% blondeEasy drinking golden blonde

LEEDS, LeedsBEST 4.3% best bitterPleasing mix of malt and hops. Smoothamber coloured bittersweet beerMIDNIGHT BELL 4.8% mildFull bodied strong mild. Chocolate andstrong malt flavours

LITTLE VALLEY, Hebden BridgeHEBDEN’S WHEAT 4.5% wheatFruity and refreshing and light in colourwith hints of coriander and lemonVANILLA PORTER 4.5% porterCoffee, vanilla, chocolate and roastedmalts in the aroma. Medium sweet porter

OSSETT, OssettGOD’S OWN BITTER 3.8% bitterProper amber Yorkshire Bitter brewedwith Celeia Hops in Gods Own County

RAT, HudderfieldFLAT RAT 3.8% bitterNo tasting notes availableWHITE RAT 4.0% golden3 high alpha American hops produce anintensely aromatic & resinous finish

RIVERHEAD, MarsdenBUTTERLEY 3.8% bitterAmber coloured traditional bitterSHERBERT LEMON 4.0% specialityA Light and refreshing Lager colour clearwheat beer flavoured with lemon grass &Lime leaves. Hopped with plenty of citrushops to provide a thirst quenching pint

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grilled cheese, gooey cheeseand all round tasty grub!


RED HALL

CHANTRY BAR

ROOSTERS, KnaresboroughBABY FACED ASSASSIN 6.1% strong bitterAromas of mango, apricot, grapefruit &mandarin orange, along with a lasting,juicy, tropical fruit bitternessYPA 4.1% pale aleA pale, aromatic, summer ale that offersup delicate peachy and berry fruitflavours for your taste buds to feast on

RUDGATE, TockwithCHOCOLATE STOUT 5.0% stoutDeep rich stout with complex balancedflavours and a subtle chocolate finishRUBY MILD 4.4% mildDeep ruby colour. Nose is malty toffee,taste is sweet, chewy toffee, light fruit

SALTAIRE, SaltaireRASPBERRY BLONDE 4.0% specialityRefreshing blonde ale delicately infusedwith raspberry flavours

THEAKSTON, MashamBLACK BULL 3.9% bitterA bright, amber bitter, well attenuated togive a crisp, refreshingly dry taste. Thelate and dry hopping with Golding hopsensures a pronounced citrus fruit flavourand aromaLIGHTFOOT 4.1% blondeA subtle, honey aroma with thirstquenching, zesty lemon fruit overtone intaste followed by a lingering, satisfying,medium dry finish

CHANTRY BREWERY, Park GateCHAI THIS! 4.5% SpecialityLovely, well balanced brown ale with chaispicesDIAMOND BLACK 4.5% StoutFull bodied dry stout, bitter finish, spicywith hints of liquorice and dark berriesFULL MOON 4.2% Best BitterA crisp thirst quenching pale ale withdelicate flavours of lemon, blackberry,pine and grapefruit. Brewed with NewZealand and American hopsIRON AND STEEL 4.2% Best BitterChestnut coloured, complex spicy flavoursof dark fruits with a clean finish. An easydrinking true Yorkshire session bitterMIGHTY MILLERS 5.5% Strong BitterHoppy with a fruity sweet but balancedflavour

NEW YORK PALE 3.9% BitterA pale session bitter with a refreshingcitrus taste and a crisp bitter finish fromCascade and Centennial American hopsSPECIAL RESERVE 6.3% Strong BitterMaris Otter, Crystal, Wheat and Chocolatemalts are combined with a double hop toproduce a very drinkable malty beer witha hint of liquoriceSTEELOS 4.1% Best BitterA pale session bitter with a refreshingcitrus taste and a crisp bitter finishREBEL 4.1% StoutDeep rich stout, complex balancedflavours and a lovely chocolate finishTWO MAGPIES PORTER 4.1% PorterThick creamy beige head, smooth porterwith loads of chocolate. Organiser SteveBurns own special recipe!


GRAYWOODS’ WEST COUNTRY BARARBOR, BristolBREAKFAST STOUT 7.4% stoutCreamy silky smooth oatmeal stout,brewed with roasted Brazilian Santoscoffee & Valrhona toasted cocao nibsBOOMTOWN BROWN 5.3% brown aleHoppy American Brown Ale, brewed withthe addition of malted rye to give aslightly spicy note, and five of the best“C” hops, Chinook, Citra, Columbus,Centennial and CascadeCITRA C 4.0% pale aleHeavily hopped showcasing the Citra hop.A refreshing and easy drinking beer withtropical fruit and citrus aromas and tastesROCKET MAN 6.0% IPAFull flavoured American IPA, Mosaic andCitra hops. It has big tropical fruitflavours of mango, passion fruit, lychee &sweet grapefruit

BRISTOL BEER FACTORY, BristolNOVA 3.8% pale aleBright, fresh and zesty hop aromas shine- underpinned by herbal and floral notesMILK STOUT 4.5% milk stoutSmooth chocolaty sweetness andbalancing coffee bitterness with hints ofdark fruits

BUTCOMBE, near BristolFLYING EDDIE 4.1% golden aleBrewed in honour of Eddie the Eagle, forthe winter Olympics!ORIGINAL 4.0% best bitterMaris Otter malt blended with a variety ofEnglish Hops. Classic session beer

NEW BRISTOL, BristolSHERGAL FARKEY 4.5% porterEasy drinking ale with blackcurrantflavours and aromas with satisfying softmalty backbone.

SUBNATURAL 4.8% IPASession IPA heaps of Citra and Amarillohops throughout the brew & dry hopped

ELECTRIC BEAR, BristolABOVE THE CLOUDS (V) 6.2% IPAHeady, tangerine, mango with a hint ofpine to finish. Restrained bitterness,glowing juicy orange in colour with awhite head. Bursting with flavour, fullbodied and hazyINSPECTOR REMORSE (V) 4.7% porterClassic London porter. Dry and bitter withloads of roast and chocolate and coffeeWERRD (V) 4.2% pale alePale & wheat Malt generously hoppedwith Centennial, Citra & Mosaic to createa balanced, moreish American pale ale

GOOD CHEMISTRY, BristolADVENT HORIZON (V) 5.6% old aleThe flavour and body of an old ale but ata more sessionable strengthNATURAL SELECTION (V) 4.0% pale aleRefreshing and easy drinking

MOOR, BristolSO’HOP (V) 4.1% pale aleZingy, citrussy, palate-cleansing pale alewith sweet pale malt perfectly in balanceSTOUT 5.0% stoutSmoky roast malts and dark fruit aromaswith hint of vanilla. Prunes and liquoricein the tasteOLD FREDDIE WALKER (V) 7.3% old aleRich, dark, full bodied Old Ale reminiscentof Christmas pudding. Music maestro OldJohnny Hyslop’s favourite

WIPER AND TRUE, BristolDOVES AND RAVENS 4.3% amber aleSweet malt base, orchard fruit flavoursfrom the hops and a gentle rye finish


MAES JIM CHARTERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP BARABBEYDALE, SheffieldABSOLUTION 5.3% strong bitterMid-straw, aromas of tropical fruit andmangoes. Sweet toffee apples andbananas taste, balanced bitter finishBLACK MASS 6.6% stoutVery dark ruby ale, rich, creamy head.Dark chocolate, coffee and burnt toastaromas. Full bodied and warming withstrong flavours of bitter chocolate, raisinsand cherries. A lingering bitter finishMOONSHINE 4.3% strong bitterDistinctive floral aroma, predominantlygrapefruit and lemons flavours

ACORN, BarnsleyBARNSLEY BITTER 3.8% bitterBarnsley Bitter is brewed using the finestquality Maris Otter malt and English hops.Chestnut in colour, having a wellrounded, rich flavourBARNSLEY GOLD 4.3% golden aleThis hoppy golden beer has goodbitterness levels, with a fresh citrus andhop aroma. Clean, dry finishBLONDE 4.0% blondeA beautifully balanced pale ale with aclean crisp finishGORLOVKA 6.0% stoutA deep malt and hoppy aroma withliquorice throughout. Roast malt, fruitand hops also carry through this fullbodied stout

BLACK SHEEP, MashamRIGGWELTER 5.9% strong bitterDry palate, complex mixture of hops, fruitand roasted malt, dry refreshing finish

CHANTRY, RotherhamIRON AND STEEL 4.0% best bitterChestnut coloured, complex spicy flavoursof dark fruits with a clean finish

ELLAND, Elland1872 PORTER 6.5% porterRich, complex and dark Porter from anoriginal 1872 recipe, with an old portnose, and coffee and bitter chocolateflavours on the palate

HAMBLETONS, YorkNIGHTMARE 5.0% porterA smooth, massively flavoured creamydrink, with a complex taste of roastedbarley rearing out of this four malt brew

KELHAM ISLAND, SheffieldBETE NOIRE 5.5% stoutMalt and caramel along with fruitinessand dryness in the taste, which also hasplum notes and chocolate, and developsinto a dry, but sweet, aftertaste

LITTLE CRITTERS, SheffieldWHITE WOLF 5.0% strong bitterA refreshing light beer, smooth from thehigh quality malt, with a crisp citrus finishand just enough bitterness

LITTLE VALLEY, Hebden BridgeGINGER PALE ALE 4.0% specialityPale ale with a hint of ginger and citrus

OSSETT, OssettINCEPTION 4.0% golden ale5 malts, 5 American hops give depth offlavour with an aromatic resinous finish

SALTAIRE, SaltaireTRIPLE CHOCOHOLIC 4.8% specialityChocolate malts, cocoa, chocolateessence combines to provide a strongchocolate bouquet and a rich chocolateflavour. Good hopping provides abalancing bitterness

THETHREE

HORSESHOES

Traditional Free HouseGREAT RANGE OF TRADITIONAL CASK ALES

Rotherham CAMRA PUB of the SEASON WINTER 2017

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Open from 10am for Breakfast until 12 midnight every dayPhone 01709 739240 for bookings

BAWTRY ROAD, WICKERSLEY S66 2BW

St George’s Beer Festival19-22 April 2018 - Great Food - Live Music

In aid of Maples Cancer Care


MAES JIM CHARTERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP BARSHEFFIELD BREWERY, ShefffieldPORTER 4.4% porterA classic, dark English porter. Made usinga combination of dark malts and Englishhops giving rich chocolate, malty andcaramel flavours

THEAKSTONS, MashamOLD PECULIER 5.6% strong bitterDistinctive banana and black cherryaroma leading to a magnificent Christmaspudding kaleidoscope of flavour. Rich,smooth and sweet

THORNBRIDGE, BakewellJAIPUR 5.9% IPASoft and smooth yet builds to a crescendoof massive hoppiness accentuated byhoney. An enduring, bitter finish

TIMOTHY TAYLOR, KeighleyLANDLORD 4.3% best bitterA classic strong Pale Ale, has won moreawards nationally than any other beerRAM TAM 4.3% best bitterA gorgeous brown ale sporting a slightlyspicy aroma from the abundance ofGerman hops

WENTWORTH, RotherhamFULL MALTY 5.1% strong bitterA gorgeous brown ale sporting a slightlyspicy aroma from the abundance ofGerman hops

YORK, YorkGUZZLER 3.6% golden aleA beautifully balanced, light gold colouredbeer with dominant hop flavours and palemalt character


SOUTH AND EAST YORKSHIRE BARABBEYDALE, SheffieldA + B 4.8% pale aleNo tasting notes availableSALVATION 5.0% stoutFull bodied with toasted coconut, lactoseand Sorachi Ace hops, mouth wateringlycomplimented by velvety dark malts

BRADFIELD BREWERY, SheffieldFARMERS ALE 3.9% bitterAmber coloured best bitter, well balancedmalt and hop flavours, leaving adistinctive aftertasteFARMERS BLONDE 4.0% blondeThis very pale brilliant blonde beer hascitrus and summer fruit aromas making itan extremely refreshing aleFARMERS IRISH DEXTER 4.8% best bitterDeep red ale sweet malt flavour dry finishFARMERS STOUT 4.5% stoutA dark enriched ‘black and white’ stoutbalanced by ploughing through roastedmalts and flaked oats with a subtle bitterhop characterFESTIVAL SPECIAL 4.5% best bitterNo tasting notes availableYORKSHIRE FARMER 4.0% best bitterA gold coloured beer light on the palatewith a smooth bitter finish

DON VALLEY, MexboroughGONGOOZLER 4.5% stoutRoasted malt flavour with hints of citrusand honeyHITCHCOCK 3.8% blondeCitrus, floral and spice flavours

EXIT 33, SheffieldHOP MONSTER 4.5% golden aleA powerful distinctive hoppiness. Expectresinous pink grapefruit, biting citrus andsoft floral characters with a long bitterfinish

OAT STOUT 5.0% stoutHints of cocoa, delicate coffee andmolasses, tremendously silky thick mouthfeel provided by the addition of oatsTHIRST AID 4.0% best bitterThis pale ale showcases two amazingAmerican hops Citra and Simcoe, blendedto impart interesting citrus and tropicalfruit characters with a sharp juicy flavour

FUGGLE BUNNY, SheffieldJAMMY DODGER 4.5% best bitterTaste explosion of juicy blackcurrant, richliquorice, smooth caramel with malt24 CARROT 6.0% IPAHints of citrus fruits, spice & blackberries

GEEVES, BarnsleyCLEAR CUT 4.4% pale aleLustrous, sparkling body & big flavours ofpine resin, lemon & grapefruitOATY McOATFACE 4.5% stoutA rich and full stout packed with maltedoats, wonderfully smooth and silkymouthfeel balanced by lightly spicy hops

GENE POOL, HullNUCLEUS 5.4% IPAUS Cascade & Centennial hops. Strongresin & pine notes with a tropical fruit hit.Slightly sweet malt offsets hint of citrus

GREAT HECK BREWING CO, GooleSTYRIAN DRAGON 4.5% golden aleShowcasing new generation Slovenianhops, for a clean dry fruity beerTRAFALGAR 4.0% pale aleWith its unique blend of New World hopsit’s well worth battling your way to thebar for a pint


SOUTH AND EAST YORKSHIRE BARGREAT NEWSOME, HullFROTHINGHAM BEST 4.3% best bitterAroma of raisin fruit and hazelnut,moderately bittered with resin hop andpeach fruit tones through to a sweetfinishHOPS IN SPRING 4.5% IPAThis celebration of hoppy British-ness isbrewed to give citrus fruit and marmaladeon the palate and long satisfying finish

HILL TOP, ConisbroughBLONDE 4.0% blondeEasy to drink with fruity hints, and amoderately bitter finishPORTER 4.7% porterMalty with pronounced liquorice notes

IMPERIAL, MexboroughCITRA IPA 4.8% IPACitrusy and fruity aroma with top of themouth bitterness. Big and flavourfulSTOUT WI NOWT TAKKN OWT 6.0% stoutA nine malt stout with complex chocolate,toffee, coffee and liquorice flavours anddelicate spice from the hops

KELHAM ISLAND, SheffieldEASY RIDER 4.3% pale aleAn acclaimed pale ale. It’s easy by nameand easy drinking by nature while stillretaining a full hoppy palateKELHAM BEST BITTER 3.8% bitterFruity malty caramel taste & hoppy hints

LITTLE CRITTERS, SheffieldNUTTY AMBASSADOR 6.0% specialityHazelnut milk stout. With hazelnutaromatics, coffee and chocolate notes

RAW, StaveleyANUBIS PORTER 5.2% porterSmooth roast malt and mild coffeeflavours with a lingering bitterness andgentle hop aromaINDEPENDENCE (G) 4.1% pale aleTangy grassy bitter with pine cones andcitrus peelUK CASCADE 4.0% pale aleLight grapefruit and a long bitter finish

SHEFFIELD BREWERY, SheffieldBEER THOU MY VISION 3.8% IPASession IPA from their Emmanuales rangeCRUCIBLE BEST 3.8% bitterA well balanced session bitterEXLO 5.9% IPAToasted wheat double dry hopped IPA incollaboration with Eyes Brewing

STANCILL, SheffieldBARNSLEY BITTER 3.8% BitterTraditionally copper coloured fruity andmalty with a hoppy, clean, bitter and verymoreish mellow finishBLONDE 3.9% Golden AleBeautifully clear, golden, with a strongand lacing creamy white head with aclean finish and perfectly balanced notesof citrus and nectarineNO 7 4.3% Best BitterA golden best bitter with a sharp initialcrisp, fruity flavour of mixed fruits.Sweetness lasts throughout and finisheswith a lingering, dry finishSTAINLESS 4.3% Best BitterA floral and fresh citrus aromacomplements its crisp citrus hop flavourSTOUT 5.0% StoutDark, full bodied with notes of coffee andliquorice topped with a creamy head


TIMOTHY TAYLOR’S BAR

SOUTH AND EAST YORKSHIRE BAR

TIMOTHY TAYLOR, KeighleyLANDLORD 4.3% best bitterFind it on the Championship bar!

GOLDEN BEST 3.5% mildThe last of the true Pennine light milds,this amber coloured beer makes arefreshing session ale

BOLTMAKER 4.0% best bitterA genuine Yorkshire Bitter, with a fullmeasure of maltiness and hoppy aroma

KNOWLE SPRING BLONDE 4.2% golden aleA 4.2% easy-drinking blonde beer, withfloral and grapefruit aromas, complexdepth of flavour and aromatic citrus hops

DARK MILD 3.5% mildThis rich, creamy Dark Mild is a consistentaward winner

RAM TAM 4.3% bitterFind it on the Championship bar!

THE TAYLOR MADE RANGE

POULTER’S PORTER 4.8% porterRich dark with hints of chocolate

COOK LANE IPA 5.8% IPAAromatic English grown Cascade andChinook hops give the beer a less harshand gentler flavour profile than many ofthe extreme, hoppy IPAs

CRAFTY LITTLE BREWERY, BroughBLACK RYENO 4.6% black IPAEarthy, malty rye followed by balancednotes of liquorice, smoke and a hint ofblackberryWOLF BITE 4.8% pale aleAn intense blend of refreshing fruit, aheady citrus aroma, a touch of pine and apowerful bite

TWISTED ANGEL BREWING, BeverleyCLOCKWORK 3.6% bitterSelection of five malts and hopped withtwo traditional UK hop varietiesDAY WALKER 5.8% stoutDark as night combining roasted malts,oats and floral hops backed up with a hintof coffee in the aroma

TWO ROSES, BarnsleySPROCKET 4.2% pale aleHoppy blend of English Admiral andFrench Amaris hops. Fruity with hints ofapricotBLACK BEAUTY (V) 5.0% stoutDark as night combining roasted malts,oats and floral hops backed up with a hintof coffee in the aroma

YORKSHIRE BREWING CO, HullOREGON GOLD 4.5% pale aleAn American Pale Ale brewed withquadruple hopsRASPBERRY TIPPLE 4.8% wheat beerTraditional Belgian wheat beer infusedwith fresh raspberriesWAVERIDER 5.3% IPAWest Coast USA style IPA handcraftedwith a blend of malts and a powerhouseof Magnum hops


FESTIVAL LAYOUT


BEATSON CLARK BOTTLE BARFRUIT BEERS

HUYGHE, BelgiumFLORIS CHOCOLATE 4.2%Belgian wheat beer with chocolateFLORIS GRIOTTE 3.6%Belgian wheat beer with cherryMONGOZO 3.5%Fairtrade beer flavoured with coconutFLORIS MANGO 3.6%Belgian wheat beer with mangoFLORIS PASSIONFRUIT 3.6%Belgian wheat beer with passionfruitFLORIS FRAMBOISE 3.6%Belgian wheat beer with raspberryFLORIS STRAWBERRY 3.6%Belgian wheat beer with strawberry

LAGER

HOFBRAU, GermanyORIGINAL 5.1%Sweet Helles lager from Munich

TYSKIE, PolandGRONIE 5.5%Reputedly Poland’s finest lager

WHITE RHINO, IndiaLAGER 4.8%From India’s first craft brewery with100% pilsner malt and Noble hops

MOOSEHEAD, CanadaLager 5.0%Brewed longer for more taste. Subtle andeasy drinking

SCHNEIDER, GermanyALCOHOL FREE 0.0%One for the driver!

OTHER STYLES

ANCHOR, AmericaLIBERTY IPA 5.9%Brewed with cascade hops at America’sfirst craft breweryODEPROT 8.2%Heavily dry-hopped with masses offlavour. Odeprot is the name of the re-circulating dry hopping vessel custombuilt for the brewery

ERDINGER, GermanySCHNEEWIESSE 5.6%Stronger hefewiezen amber Winterbier,full-bodied and spicy

BROOKLYN, New YorkSUMMER ALE 4.5%American IPA, refreshing pale ale, bitterand floral

FLYING DOG, AmericaSUMMER RENTAL 4.5%Radler style pale ale with addedgrapefruit and passionfruit. The originalradler (German for cyclist) drink was whatwe would call a shandy

CHIMAY, BelgiumGOLD CAP 4.8%Originally reserved solely for the TrappistMonk brewers

HITACHINO NEST, JapanSWEET STOUT 4.0%Milk stout with coffee and chocolatearomas. If Ena Sharples had ever gone toJapan, this is what she would have drunk

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ABBEYDALE, SheffieldARE THERE HOPS IN HELL 7.3% IPARye IPA with grapefruit and chilliLAST RITES 11.0% barley wineMajestic and imperiousLOST SOULS 10.0% imperial stoutRussian style deep and complex brewwith a hefty malt billSALVATION 4.7% stoutStout but not as we know itDON’T GO BACON MY HEART 7.1% stoutBacon and ice cream stout - yes Baconand ice cream stoutHEATHEN 4.1% pale aleVery popular hoppy American pale aleUNBELIEVER 5.3% sourSour beer with added mango, pineappleand passionfruit for a luscious tropicalfruit flavour coupled with a nice tart edge.VOYAGER 5.7% IPABold tropical and citrus fruit flavourcoupled with a resolute bitterness to startyou on another voyage of hop glory!

BAD SEED, MaltonTO BE CONFIRMEDNo tasting notes availablePLAY THE KNAVE 6.0% IPAHuge tropical fruit hit meets spicy BelgianFarmhouse yeast

BEAVERTOWN, LondonPILSNERD 4.5% pilsnerLemon and herbal notes on the nose fromthe heavy late hops with accentuatedbitterness from the carbonation leads toflavours of doughy pilsner malt andherbal noble hop notesSONOMA PRIDE 8.8% DIPAIntensely hoppy with an oily texture fromintense hopping from hop leaf, pelletsand cryo powder. Finishes bitter with ahint of sweetness from the malt

BEERBLIOTEK, GothenburgSTILL NOT FOUND… 8.0% oatmeal stoutCocoa, bitterness at first. Dark chocolate,spicy notes in the middle. Cocoa in theend. Bit spicy, slightly dry finish

BREW BY NUMBERS, London09/07 BROWN ALE 5.0% brown aleFinca Santa Isabel coffee from Round HillRoastery alongside punchy Americanhops for a smooth, fruity palate and dry,roasty finish

BURNING SKY, East SussexSAISON DE FETE 6.3% saisonWinter saison tart, crisp, slightly sour andincredibly refreshing

HITACHINO NEST, JapanDAi Dai 6.2% pale aleBrewed with fukuremikan orange andspecial hops.WHITE ALE 5.5% white aleBrewed with wheat malt, and flavouredwith coriander, orange peel and nutmeg

MAGIC ROCK, HuddersfieldHIGHWIRE GRAPEFRUIT (V) 5.5% IPAJuicy, tart and deliciously refreshingRAPTURE 4.6% red aleGrapefruit and pine with pithy orange andtropical citrus flavours balanced against adeep rich & malty body

MOOR, BristolB-MOOR 6.0% porterRich and dark with blueberry cheesecakeand chocolateHOPPINESS 6.5% IPARich caramel malts with a burst of tropicalfresh and fruity hopsNOR’HOP 4.1%Session Citra pale ale


impelling CRAFT KEG BARNORTHERN MONK, LeedsNEW WORLD 6.2% IPASubtle sweetness from British pale maltswhich is balanced by a sturdy presence ofhops bitterness that's shrouded in juicynotes of tropical fruits and grapefruitNORTHERN STAR 5.9% mocha porterHarmony between roast bitterness anddulcet hints of hazelnut with darkchocolate for a rounded richness andnatural milk sugar for a smooth, creamymouthfeel

RED CHURCH, LondonGREAT EASTERN IPA 7.4% IPAA satisfying body of malt from the marisotter, munich, and crystal malts in thegrist balanced with a big fruit salad hoparoma from generous late and dryhopping

OLD FORD EXPORT STOUT 7.5% stoutGreat balance of roasty malt bitterness,almost burnt like character, and somesweeter chocolate and liquorice character

TINY REBEL, Newport, South WalesCLWB TROPICANA 5.5% IPAPacked American hops, amplifying Peach,Passionfruit, Pineapple & Mango flavours!CWTCH 4.6% red aleAromatic and tangy hops complement thecaramel flavours of the maltsSTAY PUFT 5.2% porterClassic roasty qualities of a proper darkale, whilst the marshmallow gives it asmooth sweetness

WIPER AND TRUE, BristolFIG & QUINCE 6.5% SPATastes fruity, citrus, fig. Sweet and sour


PERRY AND FRUIT CIDER

WAULKMILL, ScotlandMOOSEHEAD PERRY 5.0%Scotland CAMRA Champion

GWYNT Y DDRAIG, WalesTWO TREES 4.5%A pale, fruity perry with an aroma of fruitand a hint of honey on the palate

MR WHITEHEADS, HampshireNOVO PYRUS 7.0%A new stronger perry, which is a nicechange in the world of perries - quite dry

SEVERN CIDER, GloucestershirePERRY 7.5%Pale straw in colour, crisp and fresh

CELTIC MARCHES, HerefordshireNELL GWYNNE 4.0%Cider liberally imparted with orange,cinnamon, drink cold in the summer andhot in the winter

THIRSTY FARMER, NottinghamshireSTRAWBERRY 4.0%Golden in colour with a slight red hue.Soft fruit aroma that delivers a delicatesweetness with a hint of strawberryflavour that works perfectly

BLACKCURRANT 4.0%Golden in colour with a slight red hue.Soft fruit aroma that delivers a delicatesweetness with a hint of blackcurrantflavour that works perfectly

MANGO 4.0%Golden in colour. Soft fruit aroma thatdelivers a delicate sweetness with a hintof mango flavour that works perfectly

SIDE-R, CambridgeshireLIME 4.0%Natural limes give a taste of sweetenedlemons

SNAILS BANK, HerefordshireRHUBARB 4.0%Real apple sweet cider with tart rhubarbblended with vanilla for a smooth sessioncider

PIG GINGER 4.0%Clear refreshing cider with freshly groundroot ginger for a fiery kick

THISTLY CROSS, ScotlandWHISKEY CASK 6.9%Dry Cider matured in Whisky Casks fromGlen Moray Distillery

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FRUIT CIDER


THIRSTY FARMER, NottinghamshireMEDIUM 5.5%Medium still farmhouse cider, hazy amberrich ripe apple scentDRY 5.5%Sweet bitter apple taste, crisp sharp dryfinish

WESTCROFT, SomersetJANET’S JUNGLE JUICE 6.0%Three times CAMRA champion goldencider

COCKEYED CIDER, DevonCOCKBIRD 5.0%Sweet clear cider with a full apple taste

PURBECK CIDER, DorsetJOE’S DRY CIDER 5.6%Dry, refreshing and velvety smooth

GWATKIN, HerefordshireNO BULL 4.5%Medium sweet orange-brown coloured.Appley aroma with vanilla notes

SNAILS BANK, HerefordshireAPPLEY DAPPLY 5.2%A sweet, lively refreshing and quaffablecider from Russet apples

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PROSECCO COCKTAILSBELLINIPeach Purée, ProseccoKIR ROYALECrème de Cassis, Raspberries, ProseccoBAKEWELL FIZZAmaretto, Cherry’s, ProseccoBUCK’S FIZZOrange juice, ProseccoHUGO SPRITZElderflower cordial, sprig of mint, RoseProseccoCHERRY SPARKLESMaraschino liqueur, Cherry’s, ProseccoMIMOSAOrange juice, Grand Marnier, Prosecco

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SPONSORS

Special thanks to our festival sponsors

Abbeydale BreweryBeatson ClarkBest Solicitors

BOCBradfield Brewery Ltd

Chantry BreweryDuke of Leeds

GraywoodsimpellingIT Desk

Maltby Auto Electrical Services LtdRotherham Car and Van Breakers

Stancill BreweryTierneys Solicitors

Please support them!


FESTIVAL FOOD


ROTHERHAM CAR & VAN BREAKERS BOARDWALK STAGE

THURSDAY7:00 Alba Rosa8:15 The Stormtrees9:25 The Repeats Party Band

FRIDAY7:00 The Stormtrees8:15 Gonzo9:40 The Basement

SATURDAY2:00 Vintage Tea Dance4:15 The Classics5:15 Emerald6:30 At The Arcade7:45 The Silk Road9:00 Tripdown Project10:00 Yard Dogs


BRADFIELD BREWERY STAGE

THURSDAY7:00 Celebrating 25 years of the Festival with

Damion, Steve Milton, John Fox and the Yard Dogs9:30 The G Men

FRIDAY7:00 The Buffalo Skinners8:15 The House9:30 Bon Giovi

SATURDAY2:00 The Dearne Big Band and Singers5:00 Danny Maddocks Trio6:00 Rib Eye7:30 Acoustic Angels9:30 Jack T Harper

TIERNEY & CO ACOUSTIC STAGE

a variety of local musicians will be performingIn the RED HALL throughout the festival

with Davey Wilson as compere


HOW TO BE A BEER TASTING EXPERTWhat is beer?Beer is simply fermented, but notdistilled, extract of grain. In this countrythe majority of beer is made from barley.One difference from other alcoholic drinksis that in grains the sugar is stored asstarch. The starch has to be broken downby malting before fermentation can occur.The flavours in beer come from;● Malt Pale through to black● Adjuncts Added sugars or other

starch sources● Hops Bitterness and aroma● Water Ionic composition and pH● Yeast Around 5% of the flavour

Combining these in differing proportionsgives the various styles of beer.

Styles of Beer

Milds range from black to dark brown topale amber in colour. Malty and possiblysweet tones dominate the flavour profilebut there may be a light hop flavour oraroma. Alcohol levels are typically low.Pale milds have a lightly fruity aromaand gentle hoppiness.Dark milds may have a light roast maltor caramel character in aroma and taste.

Ordinary bitters are typically brown,tawny, copper, or amber but can bepaler. They have medium to strongbitterness, light to medium body and alight to medium malt character may bepresent. Hop character should be evident.Fruit should be light and not distract fromhop character, although citrus fruit tastesare associated with some hop varieties.

Best bitters are more robust thanordinary bitters. They are typically brown,tawny, copper, or amber but can bepaler. They have medium to strongbitterness, light to medium body but witha more evident residual maltiness. Astrong hop character should be evident.Fruit should be limited, although citrusfruit tastes are associated with some hopvarieties.

Strong bitters are full bodied andpossess assertive hop qualities. They aretypically brown, tawny, copper, or amberbut can be paler. They have medium tostrong bitterness. Residual maltiness maybe more pronounced than in other bitters.Fruitiness may be medium to strong andcan be estery.

Golden ales are pale amber, gold,yellow or straw coloured with powerfularoma hop, low to strong bitterness, lightto medium body and a strong hopcharacter, often with citrus fruit tastescreating a refreshing character. Thereshould be little or no malt character ordiacetyl (toffee/butterscotch).

Speciality beers are less specific thanstandard British cask beer styles and maybe produced using one or more novelingredients including fruits, herbs, honey,cereals other than malted barley andflowers other than hops. The categoryincludes cask-conditioned lagers, wheatbeers and fruit beers. There are nospecific guidelines for this category.


HOW TO BE A BEER TASTING EXPERT Examples of groupings within this styleare:● Wheat beers are often dry and

refreshing and may be served cloudywith yeast and/or protein haze.

● Herb beers produced with little orno hop and evident flavour of addedherbs, either singly or in combination.Are often malty and strong in body orfloral and light.

● Spice beers produced with theaddition of spices such as ginger andcoriander. In some cases these canbe extreme and dominate thecharacter of the beer.

Porters are complex in flavour and aretypically black or dark brown. Thedarkness comes from the use of darkmalts, unlike stouts, which use roastedbarley. Porters should have a fullmouthfeel and a pronounced finishthrough bitter hopping

Stouts are typically black.Dry stouts have an initial malt andcaramel flavour with a distinctive dryroast bitterness in the finish. The dryroast character is achieved by use ofroasted barley. Some astringency and amedium to rich mouthfeel areappropriate.Imperial Russian stouts can havesome or all of these characteristics withmore intensity and much higher originalgravities and alcohol levels than otherstouts.Sweet stouts are distinctively sweet intaste and aftertaste through the use oflactose.

TASTING PROCEDURE

AppearanceConsider colour, clarity, condition.AromaCover top of glass and swirl beer aroundto generate and capture aroma.Take a deep sniff and note aromas.Consider hop, malt and fruity aromas.TasteSwill the beer over the entire area of yourtongue. Different parts of the tonguedetect different types of flavour.Consider the balance of hop, malt andfruity flavours, sweetness and bitterness.AftertasteSwallow and note aftertaste.Consider the taste remaining half aminute or so after swallowing the beer. Itwill often comprise dry, bitter flavours atthe back of the tongue, and hoppy and/orfruity flavours may also linger.

In each category, consider whether this isappealing to you and is what you wouldexpect for that style of beer.

But crucially, does it make you wantanother?

Why not try different styles, particularly ifyou’ve not tried them before. Don't beafraid to ask for a trial sample if you’renot sure if you’d like it. A beer festival is agreat opportunity for experimenting.

Most importantly - enjoy yourself.

Cheers!

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A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR

Best Solicitors are very proud to be a part of the 25th anniversaryof the Rotherham Real Ale and Music Festival and the team lookforward to meeting some of you at the Best bar in the Red Hall.Come and let a solicitor serve you a pint!

Best Solicitors was set up in 2001 by three like-minded solicitors,Donna Tilbrook, Vanessa Saxton and John Booth. The aim was toprovide access to justice for everyone and bring a personal andprofessional legal service to the people of Sheffield and Yorkshire.

Today, the three partners remain the same and take great pride inleading such a committed, dynamic team.

Always striving to improve the quality of service, alongside theHead Office, Best opened Sheffield city centre’s first legal walk-incentre back in 2012. The idea was to bring law to the high streetand offer a client-focused, friendly walk-in service. The successspeaks for itself as the busy walk-in centre welcomes new clientsand assists with a whole range of legal queries 6 days per week.

The team at Best use their combined experience working diligentlyto ensure they get to know you, your needs and take the time toachieve the very best result, every time. A full high street legalservice is offered by BEST; criminal defence, conveyancing, family,child law, international abduction, litigation, private client, probate,landlord and tenant, personal injury, medical negligence,professional negligence. See our websitewww.bestsolicitorsonline.co.uk for more information about us,the work we do, and testimonials.

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